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saw the gas prices. they trend lower and we thought it would impact on how consumers feel of their money but it is not a good impact. shepard: how closely are traders following europe today? gerri: that is their excuse for bad news but thursday and friday they will follow closely because of the e.u. summit. and they have an agenda of things to do. it would take them 20 years. the list includes tackle europe s government debt problems. fix europe s banks. help greece. and state late europe s sluggish economy. so, that is a lot. shepard: they are just waiting for italy and germany to play, on thursday. gerri: absolutely. shepard: soccer. that is what they are doing. waiting. gerri: that is the only thing to look forward to, right in shepard: only thing they can do with any degree of clarity. nice to see you. we did not talk about the parent
operations that europe has seen. shepard: and it will likely never stop raining. just brilliant do have summer olympics in and around london. jonathan: always a smart idea. shepard: happy british summertime. the hunt for the cause of alzheimer s disease has led scientists to look at stress as a possible trigger. a study of 1,500 women over three decades found the risk of dementia is 65 percent higher in those who reported repeats periods of dress in middle age. now british researchers are set to begin new research into how stress affects dementia. the hope is whatever they find could help them treat and prevent a disease. and our doctor, a lover of the summer, and nice to see you. dementia is possibly caused by
european security officials says that they believe this man is still at this point in yemen but they are not 100 percent sure and if he is, they believe he could be about to travel to whatever his target may be any day now. and here is the problem, he is said to be if his mid-30 s, he has in no immigrant background, a clean passport, no criminal record, not even a parking ticket in the words of one of those security officials. that makes him very, very hard to spot. profiling does not work because at the end of the day you get a bunch of people who are second or third generation and you can have immigrants would blend in, people who are converts. and, who is become engaged in terrorist activists but otherwise, completely blend in to society. jonathan: across europe, it is very easy to move around virtually no border checks anywhere in western europe. if now and the british